Davis Hall was named for benefactor William Davis, '52, and has a small chapel dedicated to Saint Martin de Porres in the basement. (Residential halls and apartments)
Schneider Arena - Named for Rev. Herman D. Schneider, O.P., the founder of the hockey program, the 3,030-seat arena is home to the men's and women's hockey teams. It is the northernmost building on campus, located at the corner of Huxley Avenue and Admiral Street. (Athletic facilities)
Guzman Hall - This all-male dormitory, located just west of Huxley Avenue was opened in 1962, and contains a small chapel. It replaced its namesake dormitory (likewise named for Saint Dominic de Guzmán, but also usually colloquially pronounced gʌz-mæn), the first dormitory on campus, and like its predecessor originally housed pre-ecclesiastical students. (Residential halls and apartments)
Glay Field - the softball field, at the corner of Huxley and Eaton, on the Lower Campus. (formerly the soccer field prior to its move to Anderson Stadium in the Spring of 2016) (Athletic facilities)
Saint Joseph Hall - Along with its neighbor, the Feinstein Academic Center, this building was originally a part of the Good Shepherd property before reopening in 1955 as a dormitory. This all-male dormitory, long the home of the men's basketball team and, formerly, WDOM, is also home of the Department of Theology and the Office of Residence Life. (Residential halls and apartments)
Fennell Hall - Formerly the nurse's dormitory of the Chapin Hospital, Fennell is a male dormitory with mostly single and split-double occupancy rooms. It was named for Rev. Charles V.F. Fennell, O.P., '28, a former bursar and vice president of finance for the college. It is the easternmost dormitory on campus, and is part of the Lower Campus quad, which is located on the site of a former parking lot. (Residential halls and apartments)
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